Sentence examples for intellectual elements from inspiring English sources

'Well, there are intellectual elements there but it was not written as an intellectual exercise.

France, with the support of many of its liberal and intellectual elements, had plunged headlong into a war for which it was unprepared; its leaders proved incapable.

Naqvi attempts to blend highbrow intellectual elements with narrative devices from popular culture to explore the impacts of the ill-conceived "war on terror", and this bold technique is sometimes successful.

Broadly speaking, European law can refer to the historical, institutional, and intellectual elements that European legal systems tend to have in common; in this sense it is more or less equivalent to Western law.

Temple sacrifice underplayed the intellectual elements of worship, while much of our current worship provides too little sensory engagement.

Williamson attempted to justify the release of the game by noting the intellectual elements of both the game and the film franchise.

"The intellectual element.

Fox was not a particularly imposing speaker, but had an engaging and cheerful style, and his views outraged Labour's more intellectual element.

That, in both the self and the world, it is not primarily the intellectual element that counts but, rather, the volitional and the moral.

In England George Tyrrell, an Irish-born Jesuit priest, was dismissed from his teaching post and from the Jesuits for his views on papal infallibility and for a doctrine that minimized the intellectual element of revelation and thus seemed to contradict the teachings of the First Vatican Council (1869 70).

This has above all been the result of their experimental character, in which no intellectual element is taken to be beyond rational scrutiny.